Trekkin Bars ✔

 

I fitted these babies last night.  I was stressing over it,  but turned out to be a snap. I haven't had a chance to test them yet ☹ But I w ill so asap 🥳

In the process I discovered that my headlight is rechargeable. 


I love my fatbike even more

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